Whale Watching

Photo: Saguenay - St. Lawrence Marine Park ©Pierre Rambaud/Le Cyclope

Whether you opt for a whale-watching cruise in the comfort of a 500-passenger boat or an adventure in a reliable Zodiac or sea kayak, you are guaranteed an exciting sea experience in Québec maritime. Come and observe up to 13 species of whales in the St. Lawrence, including friendly belugas and blue whales, the largest animals to have ever lived on earth. In some places you can even watch them from the shore. Experienced guides will introduce you to these impressive marine mammals.

Whale Watching Packages

Whale-Watching Cruise

La Galouine Inn and Restaurant

Starting from $351.00

for 2 adults, double occupancy, taxes and gratuities not included Valid from June 15, 2012 to September 15, 2012

Whale of a Time

Hôtel Tadoussac

Starting from $160.00

per person, double occupancy, taxes not included Valid from May 11, 2012 to October 8, 2012

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Whale Watching Road Trip Ideas

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The Gaspésie Tour

The Gaspésie Tour is a legendary scenic drive that loops around the huge Gaspé Peninsula. National Geographic Traveler included this region in its 20 Best Trips of 2011, while the renowned Michelin Green Guide gave it 3 stars.

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Bas-Saint-Laurent – The Navigators’ Route

The Navigators’ Route follows Route 132 along the St. Lawrence River from La Pocatière to Sainte-Luce.

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Testimonials about Whale Watching

August 2011

ex-dancer

Percé

"I went there in May, which it was still cold, but after the long drive when it got there it was all worth it, a truly unforgetable experience :) Everybody should go at least once in their life." Read more »
Bas-Saint-Laurent: A Mecca for Sea Kayakers

"Kamouraska is extraordinary, as are the Pèlerins Islands and Bic National Park... But my favourite spot is Île Verte." Read more »

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Highlights

Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park
Visitors come from all over the world to observe the 13 species of whales in this park, including the endangered St. Lawrence belugas and the blue whales, the largest mammals to have ever lived on earth.
Fjord en Kayak
Paddle among the whales of the St. Lawrence with Fjord en Kayak! Excursions lasting from a few hours to several days are offered for all kayaking levels. As a bonus, you will be surrounded by stunning scenery and whales!
Bonaventure Island and Percé Rock National Park
Take in the marine scenery from another angle while you enjoy the beauty of the park during a sea excursion: see both sides of Percé Rock as well as the bird colony on Bonaventure Island. If you are lucky, you might even spot the blow of a whale.

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